The action of the United States was an impartial neutralizing action addressed both to the forces on Formosa and to those on the mainland.
Harry Truman: “The action of the United States was an impartial neutralizing action addressed both to the forces on Formosa and to…”
On the recordAugust 26, 1950
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Letter to Ambassador Warren Austin Restating the U.S. Position on Formosa.
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